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[GMAT math practice question]
Alice makes 2-digit codes using the 26 letters of the alphabet. Letters may be used repeatedly, and at least one vowel must be used. How many possible codes can she make?
A. 235
B. 256
C. 360
D. 625
E. 676
Alice makes 2-digit codes using the 26 letters of the alphabet. Letters may be used repeatedly, and at least one vowel must be used. How many possible codes can she make?
A. 235
B. 256
C. 360
D. 625
E. 676
18 Apr 2018, 05:15
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Two ways...
First the better approach..
Total ways =26*26=676
Ways both are consonants = 21*21=441..
Atleast one vowel = 676-441=235
Second approach..
Ways both are vowels = 5*5=25
Ways one is consonant and one vowel = 21*5=105
These can be placed in two ways... CV or VC, so 105*2=210
Total = 25+210=235.
A....
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Shouldn't the answer be 235 because the question says that the alphabets can be repeated?
